Clarence Darrow: Attorney for the Damned (109 page)

Mahoney, Charles

Malone, Dudley,
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18.2
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18.3
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18.4
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18.5
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18.6
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18.7
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19.1
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21.1

Mann, Louis

Marino, Joseph

Martin, Joe

Martin, Nicholas

Mason, Billy

Mason, Lowell

Massie, Thalia,
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21.3
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21.4
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Massie, Tommie,
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21.8
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Massie case

     commutation of sentences,
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12

     Darrow’s agreement to represent defendants,
21.1
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21.2

     
Darrow’s fee

     
Darrow’s off-hours activities

     Darrow’s presentation,
21.1
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21.2

     
guilty verdict

     “honor killing” issue,
21.1
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21.2

     
jury selection

     
murder charge against defendants

     prosecution’s presentation,
21.1
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21.2
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21.3

     rape accusation against Hawaiians leading to,
21.1
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21.2

Masters, Edgar Lee,
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14.1
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21.1
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21.2

     
background of

     Bank of America case,
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     break with Darrow,
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6

     
denunciation of Darrow

     law partnership with Darrow,
7.1
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10.1

     Scopes case,
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18.2

     
Stone case

     
Turner case

     
Western Federation of Miners case

     writing career,
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15.2
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Masters, Hardin,
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7.2

Masters, Helen,
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15.1

Mather, Kirtley

Maugham, Somerset

Mayer, Levy

Mayr, Anna
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McArthur, John

McCarthy, P. H.

McDermott, Theresa

McDonald, Michael Cassius “King Mike”

McDonough, Richard

McErlane, Frank

McGeehan, William O.,
18.1
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18.2

McGraw, Harriet,
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19.2

McIlherron, Jim

McKenna, Joseph

McKenzie, Ben,
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18.4

McKenzie, Gordon

McKinley, William,
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8.1

McManigal, Ortie,
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McNamara, James B.,
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McNamara, John J.,
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McNamara case,
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     arrest of
Times
bombing suspects,
11.1

     corruption in Los Angeles government and,
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Darrow’s awareness of McNamaras’ guilt

     Darrow’s comments on case during jury-bribing trials,
12.1
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13.1

     
Darrow’s expectation of loss

     
Darrow’s fee

     Darrow’s hiring for the defense,
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Darrow’s later writings on

     
defense’s assembly of its case

     
defense’s financial needs

     
defense team

     films based on,
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judge’s bias for prosecution
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17

     jury bribing by defense,
11.1
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11.2
(see
also
Darrow jury-bribing
headings
)

     
jury selection

     
labor’s reaction to settlement

     
labor strife of preceding months

     
Los Angeles Times
bombing,
11.1
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11.2

     
Los Angeles Times
’s anti-union policies,
11.1

     
McNamara’s appeal for release from prison

     re-creation of
Times
explosion by

     
investigators
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sentencing of McNamaras

     settlement agreement,
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     Taft administration’s involvement,
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     unorthodox tactics used by defense and prosecution,
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11.3

     
Wood’s refusal to join defense

McNutt, Cyrus

McParland, J. P.,
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McWilliams, Russell

Medill, Joseph,
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